[WXC/VFX] Issue calling some numbers Gigaset S685 on open VFX

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gstarkey

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Topic # 115659 2-Apr-2013 21:41

I'm in need of some support from WorldxChange.

Have have a Gigaset S685 on open VFX for over a year and it has worked well. In the last week I have noticed that there are a few phone numbers (local) that I cannot call. I can hear a max of one ring before the connection is dropped. The called party says phone rings like normal, when they answer no one is there. One of the numbers with the issue I would have rung many times in the last year without issue.

I can PM my details, number called and time of call if this will help. I will be able to do a packet trace tomorrow if this is required.

I cannot think of anything that has changed at this end.

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Reply # 791962 2-Apr-2013 21:41

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gstarkey

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Reply # 791972 2-Apr-2013 21:44

Thanks Peter, am on TC cable, correction vodafone cable.

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Reply # 792038 3-Apr-2013 05:48

Sounds a bit unusual Graham, if you can PM your details of the calls we can take a look

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Reply # 792039 3-Apr-2013 06:06

Okay, found your details and the calls to 49xxxxx67, the problem appears to be SIP natting at your router. What's happening is the call is being answered but you are not responding to the 200 OK message coming back to you which connects the Audio.

You will see in the 200 Okay being sent back when the call is connected but there is no response so after a couple of seconds it is sent again, again with no response so the Call is disconnected, the device then responds with a 481 which is a "Call Leg Transaction does not exist" i.e. the device doesn't know about the call so possibly has already disconnected from your side.

This looks to be a natting problem or possible a device problem, if you can do a packet trace that will help

btw this is the same for all the calls that I checked

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gstarkey

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Reply # 792683 3-Apr-2013 20:59

This is getting interesting, here is a packet trace from inside my firewall this evening at 18:03

The Gigaset is dropping the call after a second or two. Looking at my trace I cannot see the firewall blocking anything so I was thinking a Gigaset issue.

Got my son to call the same number, he has a Gigaset A580IP also on open VFX. Same issue ie rang once then cut off. He says the handset displayed 'SIP registration failed' or something like that. He is on what was last month call a Telstra Clear ADSL connection.

So if it is a Gigaset issue it is not just my one.

May not be relevant but the called number is a Telstra Clear land line.

If there is anything else I can provide please ask.

Hope image works, this is my first one

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Reply # 792870 4-Apr-2013 07:36

Try disabling G.722 and see if this still happens.

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Reply # 792923 4-Apr-2013 09:10

There also appears to be some g726 variants enabled on your device, I would at least try removing them, g722 is your HD codec and should work fine, try removing the g726 variants first, and if your problem still exists try removing g722. Also, is there a packetization (ptime) setting available on your device? this should be set to 20 milliseconds.

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gstarkey

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Reply # 793458 4-Apr-2013 20:09

Disabling g726 did not fix the issue.
Disabling g722 did fix the issue.

I'm happy that I have a fix but would be nice to have g722 enabled. I'm assuming that something in the g722 from the other end is causing the Gigaset real issues. Anything that can be done about this? (I'm off to look for later firmware).

I cannot see any setting for packetization.